Tech Money Podcast Episodes

48. Protecting and Profiting from Your Intellectual Property with Toni Moore
How many times have you had an idea for something that you thought should exist in the world, but never actually pursued the thought much further than that initial moment of inspiration, only to see someone else promoting that very same product on Inst…

47. Using Technology to Land Travel Deals on a Budget with Alex Simon
If there’s one thing we all have in common, regardless of age, gender, profession, or socio-economic status, it’s a good deal. And one thing many of us love to be able to say that we got a good deal on is travel. In fact,

46. How to Plan for a Financial Windfall with Susan Bradley
Receiving a financial windfall, such as winning the lottery, may seem glamorous to those of us who never have. Still, even if half of the news articles or TV shows covering lottery winners are accurate, it may not be all that it’s cracked up to be.

45. The Positives Of The Great Resignation with Matthieu Silberstein
The Great Resignation may have tipped the scales, but the underlying sentiment of dissatisfaction among workers of all ages and demographics, representing companies and industries across the board, had been brewing underneath the surface for some time….

44. How To Know When To Pivot With Donald Boone
You’ll often hear about companies and their founders who made the decision to pivot from their initial big idea that wasn’t quite working right, to something else that ended up being the best thing that ever happened to them.

43. Keeping Younger Investors Engaged with Seth Wunder
Following the bursting of the dot com bubble in 2000 that stretched all the way into 2002, the American public developed this feeling that the stock market was rigged against them. And considering how many company insiders and those in the know on Wall…

42. How To Negotiate For Better Compensation with Kwame Christian
In the past couple of years, much has been made of the so-called Great Resignation, and workers of all ages, demographics, and geography leaving their company for greener pastures, in the form of a substantial raise, signing bonus,

41. African-Americans’ Contribution to the Modern Internet (Part 2) with Albert White
***We’re bringing you part two of Malcolm’s conversation with Mr. Albert E. White about African-Americans’ lesser known contributions to the modern internet. *** Through the years, a small handful of individuals have all taken credit for bringing us wh…

40. African Americans’ Contributions to the Modern Internet (Part 1) with Albert E. White
Through the years, a small handful of individuals have all taken credit for bringing us what we know as the modern internet. However, it is possible for more than one of those stories to be accurate, as the modern internet is the combination of several…

39. What Happens To Your Equity When Your Company Goes Private
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, by now you have certainly heard about Elon Musk’s plans to buy Twitter and take it from a public company to a private one. Oftentimes, there are many things that will change when a company goes private.

38. Developing Passive Investment Income as a Tech Professional with Christopher Nelson
Tech professionals are some of the best paid and most in-demand workers around the globe. And in exchange for that great pay and other incentives, it is not uncommon to log back-to-back (to back to back to back) 50, 60,

37. Finding Liquidity for Your Illiquid Shares with Vieje Piauwasdy
If you’ve ever worked for a startup, then you know it can feel a bit like watching paint dry, waiting for the company to reach its light at the end of the tunnel, going public, and allowing you to finally cash in on all of your hard work and contributi…

36. Taking the Emotion Out of Investing with Daniel Crosby
The underlying theme of the stock market and the way it functions is that we are all rational actors in a rational world, acting on the very same publicly available information at the very same time. But the reality is that we are all irrational beings…

35. Common Tax Pitfalls to Avoid When Managing Your Equity with Daniel Hodgin
When it comes to your equity, every decision, whether it’s to do something with your shares, or to do nothing at all, comes with a tax consequence. But sometimes, the consequences of that action or inaction, are less obvious, until it’s a year later,